Sentence examples for think it desirable to from inspiring English sources
Lincoln believed Congress had the power to enact abolition in the capital without voters' consent, he reiterated in his debates with Stephen Douglas, but he did not think it desirable to do so.
Then she raises the question of why Cromwell would have held onto this document, "for why would Cromwell think it desirable to keep a letter from Anne protesting her innocence?" Most interesting, she notes that the "Lady in the Tower" locution is odd for a woman who regarded herself to be queen.
These people seriously thought it desirable to blow up some of the city's unlovely but iconic high-rise flats as the centrepiece of the opening ceremony.
Similarly, if the nation thinks it desirable to change white institutions so that they are less uniformly white, that purpose links skin color to recruitment.
showed that majority of participants reported that they had 'never' or 'rarely' thought it desirable to be like Kelly.
It may think it desirable in this case to protect its position against the possibility of sterling being devalued in the near future by selling sterling forward at the existing quoted rate.
Queried on the matter in Parliament, the Minister for Communication, Information and the Arts Dr. Lee Boon Yang stated that the Government did not think it "desirable or good precedent" for "foreigners [to come] here to organise and to lead Singaporeans to complain about our domestic issues".
Unlike Mr Tsang, however, he does not think it desirable, regarding it as "too major a change".
Do you think it is desirable to have a greater geographical representation in the future? A. Maybe yes, but Europe is very important in the Olympic movement.
The analysis of seed sequences is interesting but I think it is desirable to present statistical argument for the validity of the identified seeds.
Conversely, the ortholog from Nitrosopumilis is mistakenly annotated as some completely unrelated enzyme, and I think it is desirable to correct this (trivial) error.
